We speak with a financial sector expert about how Asia-Pacific must emerge from the pandemic
COVID-19
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The outcome of China’s zero-COVID policy reversal is proving tragic
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The removal of most COVID-controls in recent weeks indicates authorities have accepted the economic benefits of reopening outweigh the costs of an immediate health crisis
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Government leaders are optimistic that COVID-19 is becoming endemic, meaning more predictable and manageable. But many scientists say it’s too soon to behave like the pandemic is over
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Retailers bolstered online offerings, scrambled to retain staff and re-thought established supply chain practices as COVID altered the landscape
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COVID long-haulers experience a litany of symptoms, and researchers have proposed a variety of theories to explain them. It’s a morass to figure out, but the answers are important for the multitudes still suffering from an infection that happened to them months or even years ago
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Southeast Asia’s digital consumption is undergoing sea change, and businesses cannot overlook these trends
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Rising real incomes will keep Asia’s consumption growth stronger than other parts of the world
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Stimulus and incentives to enhance supply-side would not be enough for China to register a robust post-pandemic recovery
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Asia is on its path to recovery, albeit at a slower pace
